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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-31
TEs Stock Trains DcrRiled .


HENRIETTA, TEX Oct. 80 The Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad Company had the
misfortune, yesterday, Of having two
stock trains derailed on its line between
Gainesville and Henrietta. Both wrecks
occurred at the same point, 1t being about
nine miles this side of Gainesville. The
first happened about IL O'Clock in the
forenoon, and scarcely had the oad-bed
been tpsired-which gave way and was
the cause of the wrecks-when the sec
end was derailed. It is reported that
about twenty-five head Of cattle and
three or Iour times that MANY sheep were
killed in the two wrecks. Neither Of the
engines WAS derailed; nobody was hurt.
The passenger train due here at s 40 p. m
was delayed about four hours.
Cattle shipments were pretty heavy this
week. Two trains are to go out this
evening.
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In THIN AIR.

The Fate of a Would be Rapiss In Ten
nessec.
NASHVILLE, TENN Oct. 3.0-A special
from Carpenters station says the negro
boy who tried to rape Miss Keely several
days ago was arrested yesterday, after
some trouble. He resisted arrest and
ives backed up. by the negroes, who
were frightened OF by large number
of farmers who were with the oHcers.
He admitted the attempt to rape
the young lady. At last accounts the
negro was under tree on the side OF the
road. l think he is in the air now.
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shooting ar Tyler.
evening.

Special to the Gazette.
TYLER, TEX, Oct. 3o-A curious, and
it is feared fatal, difficulty occurred here
last night at u O'CLOCK, midnight, IL
which railroad man by name OF John
r Rowe, from Bowling Green, KY, was
oadly shot, the ball passing through his
breast and lodging in the left shoulder.
The shooting occurred near the track of
the International and Great Northern
Railway, at their passenger depot.
George Spencer, the colored night wascb-
man was arrested and jailed charged
with the offense, but he denies that he is
guilty, and claims that the shooting was
done by q white man. Rowe is in q
dangerous condition, and he has not yet
made statement of the affair, but his
friends claim that the shooting was IN
provoked. Spencer will have an e1amin-
ing trial tomorrow.
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This Lady Retired.
CT RanlCInInn

Anent the visit OF Chief Justice Waite
to st. Paul some years ago and 3 stag
party which was given for his benefit BY
8 prominent citizen, L am reminded of q
little incident in connection with the par
ty which is very good in its way. The
host, whose wife was in the east, thought
1t becoming to invite, to sit at the end Of
the dining table, well known society
lady OF those days, row deceased She
came AND did the honors gracefully, but
when she should have retired and left
the gentlemen 30 their wine she mani
Tested an intention TO stay. The host
Was perplexed, the guests annoyed, AID
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d.y to A. S. Cobb and Miss Mary A.

Day to A. S. Cobb and MISS Mary a.
Read.
The pulpits OF the various churches
were sill occupied by Presbyterian
preachers to-day on account of the state
synod meeting here. Some Of the minis
tiers who were in attendance upon the
synod have left for home, but the greater
number remained over to-day.
r. Goss pleaded guilty before JUS
tice Holman late yesterday afternoon to
the charge of assault and battery made
against him by A j. Brotherton and was
fined So and costs.
District court meets here tomorrow
The criminal docket now has twenty.
eight cases upon it snd the civil l0e
csse5.
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Fair Notes.

Imong the visitors at GAZETTE head
o1srters were J. h. Melton, Fort Worth
Mas Lena Terry, Fort Worth; Rudolph
Gunner. Dallas; a. L. Dreg, Springfield,
M CAPTAIN Henry Warren, Weather
iord: Sam a. Whitehead, Fort Worth; j.
R. Rhodes, Fort Worth; Mrs. W. D.
knowles, Dallas; Miss Susie Knowles,
DALLAS: IL IS Els Wilmer, Fort Worth;
4ttorney-General Hogg, Austin; Hon.
Joseph Abbott, Rlllsboro; Miss Allie
Knowles, Fort Worth; J. L. Hlcksor,
Gainesville; Professor Alexander Hogg
and family, Fort Worth; Miss Ora V.
Cook snd Miss E rma White, Fort Worth;
]. P. Nicks, Fort Worth; J. W. Williams,
Fort Worth; T. NJ. Jones, Dallas; J. 2.
Wilkes, Fort Worth; John B ccocchl,
Fort Worth; John Capers, Fort Worth.
number Of the flyers were being ex-
ercisgd on the track this afternoon, and
this exhibition of fine horses attracted
cutie crowd to the grsndstand.
The pen for the Wild cattle is ready,
the COW boys Sre on hand and the earth
paving long horns are in g pasture neal
BIZ. The ropiDg of these csttle promises
to be an exciting affair.
Miss Blanche Schwartz of ort Worth,
is visiting the fair.
The time of leaving of the special train
to Fort Worth has been changed from
$50 to p. m, and an excursion train to
connect with this leaves the fair grounds
$3.50. The regular train leaves the
Texas and Pacific depot at 6:45 p. n.
Hon. G. i Potter Of Gainesville was
visitor at the fair to-day.
John S. Andrews of Fort Worth was an
Interested spectator to-day.
Many OF the strangers in the city Wis
tied Oak Cliff to-day.
The churches were filed to-day by their
respective communicates at home and
from sbrOSd.
Strangers visiting Dallas during the
tair should not forget tnst Mr. 2 2 Mar
tn5z is the authorized sgen Of the Louis
isna Stste LOTTERY in Dallas. His monthly
sales on this enterprise alone run up into
the thousands. During the past six
months over $4,000 in premiums
have been paid 70 his customers,
one man drawing at one time $4,000.
InthiS depArtmentSf his immense pusl-
ness ne has made special accommoda-
tons for his iriends sand visitors TO the
great fair, and his p atroas may veil rest
assured that ackle fortune will always
smile on some. One of theirHumber. MIR
Martinez is liberal in his methods &c
please his customers and friends and has
ats great expense fitted up billiard hal
10 the rear of his store, greatly to the de
light Of those who desire to spend
pleasant evening. His art gallery daily
receives new additions until to day hii
cigar and tobacco store is the most hand
some institution of the kind west OF New
0flesns.
A. F. Truitt Of Fort Worth took in the
tair today.
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special to the Gazette.

NP0SSAI 70 lAe 0Szette.
TEMPLE, TEX, Oct. 30.-The Teachers'
Association of Bell county adjourned last
night after holding two days. session
81 this plSce. The session WAS well Of
ended ana wss highly interesting through
Oat. Professor J. S. Jones, now OF the
eate University at Austin, presided over
Ioe deliberations of the body, and in that
pace gained the esteem and admiration
Nsl. he was succeeded in the office OF
president of the ssso citation by Professor
Eelix Humphreys Of the Oenaville school,
VINO was elected unanimously for the en-
sung yeSr. Mr.. Humphreys is s young
1aa OF merit and the compliment was
A'tlnely bestowed on MIN.
=. Vaite good deal of interest is mani
ies'ed in the approaching Bell County
Annual Fair, which begins at this place
S % next Tuesday. Extensive preparation
= oelng made for the accommodation OF
'ne various visitors.
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sps'i@ y TEX, Oct. 30.-This being
Di.. v.s an of day at the fair, but
S1 I emo people were on the grounds
tull! o't tbe afternoon. A number OF the
dufihs we're closed to-day and al work
e1 elD, hall was suspended the ex,
eApyt .king g rest. Power hall was
hloit'- none Of the machinery running.
qalsn .iteruoon the Mexican National
II Wv va a sacred concers in the hall
Bs1a s.rlv all those on the ground flock
snu ~ bosr #. There was an artillery
ed /" I'd several infantry companies
dill. +Srough the manual of arms in the
Sen' and and the military display was closed
p BY qsS'I rysp, in charge Of the racing,
III nunber of men working
1aa rack. and by tomorrow it will be
On VIC condition that fast time can be
u .as In the three minute trot on MOE
n II"is nregramme, Colonel George IL
CoE.ss,s Cisco is entered, and horsemen
CnsI 10 stands q good show TO win first
sai n a The Texas Derby promises to be
eI GU nES1,oni6cent exhibit of Tom Green
mt. I in Exposition Hall attracted a
CoT1g Of visitors throughout the day
G Saonie are SURPRISED TO learn what rich
L GsviccHItursl counts surrounds San An
20 the great woof emporium and the
sso S-U;; g great city soREhwest of Fort
S Torth One otthe signs on the Tom
S GYtIl exhibit rskds, ave Want Farm
w III and that is the key-nate that is
ssGo 15 to brig prosperity to alhSouth-
est Texas. Tk9 fAest wheat and the
@ssst barley on exhibition at the fail
no1 from Tom Green county.
The gas balloon will make several aerial
..,, dnring the coming week, and the
m. .tgT and perilous feat Of cutting
'oose from the balloon while two miles
'Soye the earth will be performed BY
Mss Bates. -.
nnnber of the leading sporting men o
tbo state are now here. There is nothing
hit horse talk to-night, and the topic o
osn.ci.l interest Is the comparative mer
tsof Harry Wilkes and Rosalind Wilkes
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why She Avoided Him .
Lincoln Journal.

"DArling," he muttered hoarse!y, 81
reformed fer your sake. Because you
asked me, I have forsworn the saloon and
It's pleasures. Sill you avoid me and
keep me St distance"
az an sure, Charlie, you were quite
heroic in doing so much for me-"
"Then why do you draw haushtiiy
away from me?"
"Because l can't bear the smell Of
Cloves"
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ThtR 6ezta All,

The Weekly GAZETTE, the very best
newspaper in Texas, has been reduced In
price to 81 year. New is your oppoT-
tunity to furnish your country cousin
with weeks excellent reading at small
eest.
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Gainesville.

~PeO4AI 70 The Gazette.
GANKsvnLE, TEX, Oct. 50.-The bids
.OF taking the city census, were opened
yes'efday afternoon by tue Mayor andthe
va OF j. S. Brszslton was accepted. The
@Ioont Of Brazelton's bid was $l2S.
c.! aairteeA teachers yesterday received
~ u to teach in the public schools
Vi the county.
marriage license was issued ysster-
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Ladios+gino KID Shoes

We are giving the best bargains in
ladies' line kid snoes of any house in the
city. RANDALL CHAMBERS 20.
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WHAT'S the use sitting All day In the houTe
BULBS Cough Syrup will eareSyou in short
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-31

Now is the time 20 get bargains in
cloaks or wraps. Rasdall 6 Chambers
Co., viii give yoHshe best bargains you
ever saw. g
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Ladies. yaaafsh Underwear.

You can buy ladf&s' wooden underwear
from US this weeK atshslf price.
RAINFALL h CHAMBERS Co.
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Aass4s.

We are closing ouNour arrasene st q
cents per dozen. &
RANDALL CHAMBERS Co.
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rhsvery Bsss

8 News and fsS lily psper in the state II
the WEEKLY GxzzTTsst price reduced to
81 q year. .s -
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DALLAS FAIR.
rhoussnd People Visit The
Zig" ,o Hear the sacred Concert
Nv the Mexican Bands

r,bibit OF Tom Green County
rhe Tin. -s Attractions for the
Ih0 Present week.
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White Rlsnhsts

At half price this week 3. Randall
Chambers Co.
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Remaining in the pestothce at Fort Worth, Te1
Monday, October 81, 1887. To obtain any O
These letters, the applicant must call 70
advertised Ietters'' and give the date OF tn
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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-02-05

An English evangelist writes an ap-
peal to the London Christian, which
VIII remind christians towards people in
the newly settled parts of this country
"Ah, sir we breads the winter nights,
they being so long and drear, and there
never is nothink hardly agoin' on. It's
all very well for people as has got plenty
Of books and SIGH like; but we amt got
nothink but the same old uns, and We
knows them Almost by heart" These
and such like words have rung in our
ears for many day, till we felt deter
mined to do what we could not only to
help the villages in our own neigh
borhood, but nearly score in
other places known to US, by establish
ing library in each. Will your read
ers look upon their bookshelves and sec
what they can spare or sacrifice in the
shape Of sound, safe, and religious books
In all sorts of ways foul literature is
being sold even in our villages, and yet
all our village folk love sound reading if
they can get it. This is way that many
may help the work of God without its
being any extra drain upon what may
possibly be an already severely taxed
purse Except it be the trife for carriage,
which friends will gladly prepay, am
eurel
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-02-05
Precocious BERTHE.

Little Bertie Miller, three years old,
has long had deep yearning to know
what was inside the head of his sisters
big doll. So, the other day, he found a
tack hammer and, by the aid of that sim
pie instrument, satisfied his cuoiosity.
"Oh, BERTHE, cried his mother as the
smash of china brought her to the scene
of the experiment; chow could you do
it. How could you do it, Bertiei'
easy" replied BERTHE, with bland
and self-satisfied smile.
Like most children BERTHE is full of
policy and whenever he has reason to
think that he is about TO be scolded or
punished he practices his most winning
wiles to divert the attention or secure the
favor of his mother. Not long ago the
latter reproved him for pinching his kit
ten and said 'Now. I'm going to pinch
you so you can see how it feels"
'tOh, mamma, cried BERTHE, smoothing
her cheeks affectionately, "What pity
f'eckles you have. Your f'eckles amt
back like most peoples is"
But he got pinched all the same.
On another occasion, while the family
doctor was making visit in the house,
BERTHE stood at the window gazing fxedly
ct his horse, q very lean and sorry-look-
ing animal. :.
1.What are you thinking Of, BertieT'
asked the doctor.
Il 'tink your horsie have such fsi
bones" he replied. "Dey SO fat dey
Just tick out. " Detroit Free Press
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They We're Not Responsible.

A story is told Of eroceryman of the
shrewd old Yankee stock who. on several
occasions, was surprised to find sums of
money in his sugar. Where it came from
was mystery. 1t may have been hidden
by slaves for a purpose, but for what it
would be hard to say. The storekeeper,
being too conscientious to keep the
money without trying to find an owner,
and likewise being very 10th to give il
up. hit on this plan to satisfy conscience
and keep the money Going tn the mer-
chants Of whom he purchased the goods
he inquired whether they were RESPONSE
BILE for the sticks and stones and things
that were in it,
mo, SIR" was the reply, "you must
take the sugar Just as we receive it. We
are not responsible for anything In the
barrels" It is needless TO say that the
store-keepcr did not press the NATTER
Boston Record.
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Lewis nrlndle. Lafrobe. Pa
tlmlra keppie. J afrobe. Pa
J. W. hcC0ach, 61uia 81 n N
=. a. Davis, Pierre City, Mo
sas; y. kowIey, Olathe, Kan
- hinehan, Gurdon. Ark
,sec; a. Copp. Fishers Hill, Va
". Y. BreWton, Cedar Plain. b
Mm. = Nanlleon. Golden, Col
y hiolets bhinnaton, W. va
=. Y l.unQucHt, brigham. Ala
Joel =. Keys colwich, Kan
Jno: AZ Kramer. Bloomsb n. Pa
anu knu.i4fll. Oarield. Kan
Nm. ?. blrfelbach. shaft, "a
1oses X. kn1pn, lwyuedd. "a
Y Lewnrk : Wahnsha, MINI
mn J. A. Davis. HillehOrU. m
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RELIGIOUS READING.


@~ - @SAAO ; NJ
A little crib beside tho bed,
A little face above the spread,
4 little frock behind the door,
A little shoe upon the floor.
A little lad, with dark brown hair,
A lite blue-eyed facs and fair,
A little lane that leads to school,
Afittle pencil, slate and rule.
A little blithesome, winsome maid,
A little hand within his laid;
A little cottage, acres four,
A little old-time fashioned store.
A little family gathering round;
A little turf-hsaped, tear-dewed mound;
A little added to his soil,
A little rest from hardest toll
A little silver in his hair;
A little stool and easy char;
A little night Of earth-lit gloom;
A little cortege to the tomb.
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yearly tuccumb to this terrible and fatal
disease, which is daily winding its fatal coils
around thousands who are unconscious of its
deadly presence DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery will cleanse and purify the blood
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and get DR.. Pierces complete treatise on
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Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo. n. Y.
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QUE METHODl NOTE ITa FAIRNEas
TO BE READ IN CONNECTION WITH ABOVE.

with broader business policy than
has characterized any other southern
corporation, we have steadily appre.
ctated the yei0ffre value Of land and
people. We are holding for our own
proht GER ain lands TO he sold In the
future the balance fs offered free a 9
A little more than one year aQo the
81. Andrews Bay Railroad and Land
90. acquired control OF upward Of
100000 arres OF the most desirable
londs IN the State of Florida, situated
around about the beautiful bsy OF 81.
Andrews, on he s0uthwe.tGnlf eonst'
ke.ore tne war the town known as 81.
wealthy go le, W o had Fought the
shores Of the beautiful bay as 4 1oca.
tion wker5 could be found in their
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cured at the beginning Of the doom
has been sod for from SIS to RsD Tor
ordinary Building Lots livery sold
settler. has reaiize ID h ndsome com
his lands At fancy prices. Docks haze
ne en- rected; hotels built aud aided
70 from time 70 time n line OF seven
noats ply regulsrly between 4. An
arew's Hay and ether ports; and. aiio-
eetner. ne outlook promises thai 81
ANDREWS Bay WIN IN a Few years he
ne NE most lint ortant city n he
al Soass: ~ possesses every natural
nnsantages deep bay-more fhan
slA I'VE miles lone with it, varfons
pfanchee-wifh deep channels u Inc
cuter fnli. at once the most charrnin-
IN most useful body OF water an fhs
coast 2 Aofe harbor for the Nets Of 4
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Elk Mayor Latrobe, Baltimore. Nd, says
the best cough medicine is Red Star Cough
Cure DR.. Samuel K. Cox, d. D., Of. Wash
iDgton, D. c., after a careful analysis, pro-
nounced it purely vegetable, and most excel
lent for the throat troubles. Price, twenty
five cents a bottle
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-02-05

the necessary forms Of bust
ness in applying for and r.
ceiving free property. aud The
names are publil hed without
consultation and merely 10
represent the number who
received Orange Grove tracts
nee, AZ our hands, In one days
y Mccain, Tyrone. Pa
W; A. kinsioe, Lockhaven. Pa
salem Hiil. Schcnley, Pa
4 y Knowles. Brnnford, Pa
7. murphy. Huntington, W. Va
=. y Baxtreaeer. 1iddlft'n, Pa
w. J.: Colyln. Beatrice. Neo
x trs gar- : s9 Ens. SIHscnia q.
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Those who have done bust.
mrs with uA in one dan inc
following list Of applicant.
secured Orange Grove tracts,
ranging In size from ~ 10 ~
acres each. Space IN good
newspapers costs too much 10
give o list OF al who have re-
cetYtd free property nj our
panra. Zach one OF the FOL.
lowing Hist can testify. n h. IA
20 disposed, 10 the absolute
ndelity OF our methods Or
business. No correspondence
nns passed bfiween any or
9em and This ONCE. except
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-02-05

Charleston papers suggest the cuItiva-
ton of ramie in South Carolina, as it can
be raised there as easily and proiitably as
in Louisiana, where it yields a net profit
of $50 an acre The beautiful fibre from
this plant Is now largely used in the
manufacture of the finest fabrics. There
are over 500 factories in Europe using it
for fabrics of all sorts, from coarse sail
cloth to the finest lacea.
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world. Every species of vrectahlr.
fruit. and rerfni vii Rrow 10 peris1
ton IN itssoit. Italian climate oYsfcri
In countless millionaire hest IN he
worid-rtat IA tho fsands Of exhaust
les ~ stcr beds: timber EASILY arcr--
IDLE ami suuit lent IA quaat.ty 90 fus
carr rg capacity of nntion's hcei
cilmnse iisat. Doth trfnfer ond srtl
MR.. u inr absolute Perfection -
earthly delight fro IRON malaria.
~ dry land. and beautifully Dr.
cated. IN - arc among osher rnnd
renscns WHY 81. ANDREWS bey u N
most dcsirabie 10 alton fer o Fiori.in
home man the State can rnrr. AMI
the WELDON ~ rs IiresrLt laislne-i
pnlicy.
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highest peril ctlon the peculiar de-
lights Of Florida home, During the
war the Town was bonbarded By q
FEDERAL feef and nearly swept out Of
existence. The Inhabitants Md. aban-
coming their shattered homes 10 the
tore and pillrge OF tho enemy. and
not until about len years ago was there
my attemlt male 10 ICoccupy the
town. This {. nnpsny began active
operations q Mt e more than ear
ago. Since that time there ha. Teen
the mot rem rk1ble BOOM created
lJr ~. Andrews Ray tbat has EVER
wlntef more than 5000 visitors from
All pans ~ tne eoapfry reached that
point in quest " Flofidh ho1nes- Rnss.
ness and dwelling houses have 1eeh
erected by tho hundre1. Property Sc
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-02-05

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